August Entry: Bert the Troll's Cave

[yu gnomi]

I just got back in town after being gone for two weeks. I volunteered to house sit for my family, and did not realize that I would not have internet access while doing so.

I am a bit worried that I have received no feedback on what I have posted so far. I hope that my entry is what the project is supposed to be. I have re-worked the tiles, including using a different fill and gridding the tiles. I am uploading an example of how these finished tiles should be used.

The tiles are hand drawn asymetrical shapes, designed to give the feel of a natural cavern system. While in the example pictures, I have joined them in an orthogonal fashion, the tiles can be also be joined at diagonal angles. This is why I used circular tab and slot connections for the various tiles.

I also use two different type of bevels to indicate elevation changes. One should resemble a top down view of half of a funnel, with a lip at the top part. One of these is on the tile which joins the northeast junction of the largest tile. It indicates an upward climb to exit the big chamber via that route.

The other bevel should look like a solid ring underneath a tile, where it meets another tile. This indicates a downslope. One of these is at the south entrance to the big chamber, indicating a downslope when entering the chamber from south.